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| Fall Enrollment for undergraduates in the Special Community Student Program. Tuck School of Business will enroll a limited number of students to be admitted to the 2nd year MBA program. |
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| Tuition waived at Dartmouth, but students will pay regular tuition at the home institution. |
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| September 21st. |
| Julie Bell, Coordinator of Dartmouth's Special Community Student Program (603) 646-3098; julie.bell@dartmouth.edu |
| Free tuition and room and board for 20 students displaced by Katrina. Selection is based upon individual need and academic fit. |
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| No cost |
| On-campus |
| Rolling admission until slots are filled |
| admissions@fpc.edu |
| Waiving application fee, expedited admissions as non-degree students, in-state tuition to out of state individuals affected by the hurricane, support services, such as counseling, financial aid advice, and orientation. |
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| $5,400 plus fees |
| No on campus housing is available at this time |
| September 9 (will work with individually with students on a case-by-case basis after this date. |
| Admissions Office - 1-603-358-2276 |
| Offering enrollment assistance. |
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| Waiving application fee, expedited admissions as non-degree students, in-state tuition to out of state individuals affected by the hurricane, support services, such as counseling, financial aid advice, and orientation. |
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| $5,400 plus fees |
| No on campus housing is available at this time |
| September 9 (will work with individually with students on a case-by-case basis after this date. |
| Matthew Burkhart, 1-603-535-2446 |
| Rivier College will offer fall-term admission to qualified New England area residents who are students of four-year colleges and universities in the Gulf coast areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. The College will consider the financial situation and residency needs of each student on a case-by-case basis. The College is also working to consider other avenues of support, including offering online courses to those unable to travel to New England. Members of the College community, including students involved with the campus ministry group and the student government association, are coordinating the collection of diapers and gift cards to be sent to Casa de Esperanza de los Ninos, a safe place for children affected by neglect, abuse, or HIV aids in Houston, Texas. The organization is accepting children left homeless by the hurricane. The College community is also gathering monetary donations to the American Red Cross to assist in the relief efforts. |
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| case by case basis |
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| Office of Undergraduate Admissions (603) 897-8507 |
| SNHU is donating online courses to those whose studies have been disrupted through the Sloan Consortium effort. The university also has created three scholarships for the master's degree program in community economic development for relief workers involved in rebuilding efforts. |
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| Re: CED scholarships -- contact ced@snhu.edu. Re: Sloan Consortium -- visit www.sloansemester.org/student/student.asp |
| Waiving application fee, expedited admissions as non-degree students, in-state tuition to out of state individuals affected by the hurricane, support services, such as counseling, financial aid advice, and orientation. |
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| $7,710, plus fees |
| Limited, but some on campus housing may be available. Room and Board charges are $7,000. |
| September 9 (will work with individually with students on a case-by-case basis after this date. |
| Barbara Wheatcraft: 1-603-862-1360 |
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